Expert Title and Abstract Services

Abstracting services provide organized research into land, mineral, surface, and leasehold records so clients can understand ownership history, encumbrances, conveyances, liens, easements, and potential title defects. For energy projects, this often includes building a chain of title, preparing runsheets, identifying curative needs, and summarizing findings for attorneys, developers, or acquisition teams.

A title search is the research process used to locate and review recorded documents affecting a property or mineral interest. A title abstract is the organized summary of those findings, typically showing ownership transfers, encumbrances, leases, liens, easements, and gaps. MAJR Resources supports both functions to help clients make informed development, leasing, or acquisition decisions.

Energy companies use title and abstract services to confirm who owns surface, mineral, or leasehold interests before leasing, drilling, acquiring assets, or developing infrastructure. Proper research helps prevent costly delays, missed ownership parties, invalid agreements, title disputes, and compliance issues. It also gives legal, engineering, and operations teams reliable information for project planning.

A runsheet organizes the documents affecting a tract in chronological or structured order so attorneys can prepare more efficient and accurate title opinions. It may include deeds, leases, assignments, probates, mortgages, easements, releases, and other instruments. MAJR Resources prepares runsheets that highlight chain of title, encumbrances, conveyances, and likely curative requirements.

Yes. MAJR Resources provides curative completion support, including identifying title discrepancies, drafting curative documents, obtaining ratifications, coordinating probate research, and preparing pooling agreements when needed. The goal is to clear title obstacles quickly so lease procurement, operations, acquisitions, or development timelines are not slowed by unresolved ownership or documentation issues.

MAJR Resources provides title research ranging from surface rights to leasehold interests. The team reviews public and private land records such as deeds, wills, grants, mortgages, leases, easements, and related instruments. This depth of research supports oil and gas exploration, renewable energy projects, infrastructure development, mineral purchasing, and leasehold acquisition decisions.

Cursory lease checks can sometimes be completed in just a few hours, especially when a high-level opportunity review is needed. More detailed title research, runsheet preparation, heirship investigation, or acquisition due diligence requires additional time based on tract complexity, record availability, ownership history, and the number of parties or instruments involved.

MAJR Resources works with oil and gas exploration and production companies, renewable energy developers, infrastructure project developers, mineral rights purchasers, and companies pursuing multi-regional land acquisitions. Services support projects across Texas and the United States, including leasing, leasehold review, due diligence, curative work, right-of-way, easement, and surface use agreement needs.